Memorizing the Katakana/The S line
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| [サ] Error: {{Lang}}: unrecognized script: kata for code: ja (help) is a pair dancing the samba or salsa. | ||||
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| [シ] Error: {{Lang}}: unrecognized script: kata for code: ja (help) is best remembered as a woman's smiling face looking right. Shi (she) looks away when Shi smiles because Shi is shy. | ||||
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| [ス] Error: {{Lang}}: unrecognized script: kata for code: ja (help) is a seven with a support beam. | ||||
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| [セ] Error: {{Lang}}: unrecognized script: kata for code: ja (help) is a fellow committing seppuku. | ||||
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| [ソ] Error: {{Lang}}: unrecognized script: kata for code: ja (help) is a person enjoying the soft or so-so waves at a beach. This will make more sense later when we learn the tsu katakana. | ||||
| Memorizing the Katakana | ||
| The K line | The S line | The T line |
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